Focus on Africa Episodes Episode guide
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Killings continue in Eswatini
Protests die down, but killings continue in Eswatini
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Burundian rights defender freed
The release of Germain Rukuki greeted by rights groups
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Eswatini on the brink
Tensions remain high in Eswatini
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Zuma supporters regard jail term as ’unjust’
South Africa's former President Jacob Zuma was given 15 months for contempt of court
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Tigray conflict: Rebel forces dismiss claim of tactical withdrawal from Mekelle
Ethiopia’s PM Abiy Ahmed has insisted the army’s withdrawal was a tactical move
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Ethiopia’s Tigray conflict
Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed defends withdrawal from Tigrayan capital, Mekelle
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Ethiopia: TPLF says it will continue fighting in self-defence
TPLF says it is now in charge of Tigray region and will act to defend local people
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Nigeria arrests Biafra separatist leader
Nnamdi Kanu was arrested and extradited to Nigeria earlier this week
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Anti-monarchy protests in Eswatini
Government forces use force to break anti-monarchy protests
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Ethiopian government declares ceasefire in the Tigray region
The federal government has accepted a ceasefire according to the state broadcaster, EBC.
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South Africa: Tougher restrictions imposed to curb spread of coronavirus
President Ramaphosa says current measures are not enough to cope with impact of Covid-19
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Eswatini: Police intervene at protest against monarchy
The protestors want the right to vote for their own prime minister
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Namibia tightens Covid restrictions after surge in infection rate
Namibia recorded its highest-ever daily number of Covid deaths on Wednesday
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Burkina Faso attackers identified as mostly young people
Burkina Faso says children aged 12 to 14 were involved in an armed attack on a village
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Child soldiers carried out Burkina Faso massacre, says government
More than 100 people were killed in the raid on a village in northeast Burkina Faso
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Congolese musician Tresor raises funds to help volcano victims
Tresor Riziki has joined with UNHCR to help people left homeless by Mount Nyiragongo
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Ethiopia army: Combatants not civilians targeted in airstrike
Ethiopia has denied that civilians were targeted or killed in Tuesday’s airstrike
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Ethiopia army denies targeting civilians in airstrike
Dozens of people were reportedly killed or injured when the Tigray town of Togoga was hit
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Economic woes ahead of Zambia’s election
Zambians go to the polls in August, with the economy a concern for voters
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Conflict stakeholders discuss Libya’s fate
Delegates from the US, Russia, Turkey and France are present in Berlin
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Tigray: ‘Dozens killed’ in market air strike
The air strike hit a market in the town of Togoga
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Tanzania scheme gives pregnant girls educational opportunity
The scheme allows pregnant girls and young mothers to continue their studies
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Vote counting underway following Ethiopian elections
Votes are being counted in Ethiopia’s parliamentary elections
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African countries face third Covid-19 wave
The World Health Organisation has warned of a third Covid-19 wave on the continent
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Polls close in Ethiopia's elections
The twice-delayed poll is PM Abiy Ahmed's first electoral test since coming to power
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Ethiopians vote in twice-delayed elections
The Ethiopia election board extends voting hours after long queues in some areas
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Ethiopia votes in first electoral test for PM Abiy Ahmed
The twice-delayed poll is PM Abiy Ahmed's first electoral test since coming to power
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Ethiopia holds election against backdrop of ethnic violence
A special report from Ataye, which has been the scene of inter-ethnic fighting
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Cameroon: Plantation workers jailed for insulting President Biya
Three workers have been imprisoned for a year for insulting the president
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Liberian rebel leader Kosiah convicted of war crimes
Alieu Kosiah has been sentenced to 20 years by a Swiss court